No one likes writing a monthly check to the ex, but are you willing to show how much you hate it? Isn’t that the entire purpose of the memo line? Jessica and John beg to differ. Writing messages to your ex in the memo line of your support check is not only lame, it could hurt your case.

In this episode we meet Mark. Mark had a pretty dramatic reaction to his break up with Steve—he burned Steve’s stuff. Like a Viking funeral for their relationship. We met with Mark at his home and discussed Steve, the fire, and what drove Mark to such an extreme. Our conclusion: arson is not positive closure for a failed relationship.

It is all fun and games until your ex sets fire to your stuff. Attorneys John Keuscher and Jessica Hanson Anderson answer a listener’s question regarding what to do when your ex goes nuts and destroys your personal property. But what if you’re not married? What if the arsonist actually legally owned the property he burned? Tune in to this Legal Brief to find out more.

#61 JOSH AND KATIE by Anderson Keuscher, LLC

Josh and Katie. Their marriage is over after just 8 months. But $10,000.00 was spent on his credit card to pay for some of the wedding expenses. Should she have to help him pay for the dept now that they are divorcing? Jessica and John have give their legal advice.

What do you want from our podcast? Jessica and John want to know! Plus, We talk Brangelina. Was this split inevitable? Is it too soon to pick a side? And, Porn in the workplace. Jessica and John have seen pornography be a major factor in some of their divorce cases, but now it's affected their own office. Find out why!

In this episode we talk about the head of Philadelphia’s Archdiocese who says that he is cool with gay, divorced, and remarried Catholics coming to church and taking communion, so long as they refrain from sex. This just doesn’t seem like a workable solution. And the podcast gets weird when we start talking about what super power we would have if we could choose one. We all agree that we should use our super power for good not evil, but what if you have to do something evil for the greater good?

Legal Brief:

The engagement ring is a gift, but what if you don’t ever get married? Do you have to give it back? Does it matter why the engagement was broken off? Does it matter who broke off the engagement? John and Jessica have the answers.

Anderson Keuscher advise a listener on her child support dilemma. Her ex overpaid support but he also owed for back medical expenses. She thinks the over-payment is his own fault and that child support wasn't enough to begin with. Should she have to reimburse him for the over-payment of support? Listen to this episode and find out.